On Topic Ad: boosting immunity (was: andrographis)

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Connie asked:

A friend of mine has had her spleen removed from a car accident, and

since seems to be immune deficet. I was reading about Andrographis.

Should I recommend this for daily supplementation, or are there better

products available to help her?

Thanks in advance.

 

Connie Hunt

 

Connie,

 

Immunity can be boosted by many good herbs, foods

and supplements. Your friend may also need some

extra nutrition to prevent anemia.

The spleen normally recycles red blood cells.

Without the spleen too many red blood cells may be

removed from the bloodstream.

 

I don't mean to offend you by stating the obvious,

but the best start is a decent diet with plenty of

good fruits and vegetables.

 

Since it is Thursday (at least it still is here at

PST) I will put in a plug for my favorite whole

food and immune boost, AFA wild algae.

 

I quite literally think of my life as Before and

After AFA.

 

It changed me from a muddled exhausted meno-

pausal mess to a woman who is hardly ever sick,

has no aches and pains anywhere (I am 64) has

the energy to do what she wants to do, and

knows where the car keys are.

 

AFA boosts immunity by encouraging the circulation

of immune cells through the blood stream.

Kind of like making sure the cops walk the beat

and don't just sit in the car eating donuts.*

 

It also encourages immunity by simply filling

in the gaps in nutrition that even the best

diet can leave.

 

From amino acids to essential fatty acids

to vitamins and minerals, the bottom line

is: you name it, it's in there, in a form your

body can recognize as food.

 

The most recent research is showing that AFA

also supports the body's ultimate repair system,

adult stem cells. Good stuff. Take a look.

 

http://wildwholefoods.net

 

*(just an image. No offence to any good cop)